Video file
Date
1947
Description
Part two of the fifth film in the Vassar College Child Study Department series, "Studies of Normal Personality Development." This installment tracks the evolution of personality development through favorable and unfavorable interpersonal relationships in the home, school, and neighborhood. The series was the work of Vassar professor Lawrence Joseph Stone. Additional credits include
Mary Fisher Langmuir (production supervision); Howard Ferguson (narration); Dominick Lopez (recording); and Sheila S. Emerson, Cornelia Cheston, Anne M. Rosar, Maria Gulovich and Jerome V. Deyo
Mary Fisher Langmuir (production supervision); Howard Ferguson (narration); Dominick Lopez (recording); and Sheila S. Emerson, Cornelia Cheston, Anne M. Rosar, Maria Gulovich and Jerome V. Deyo
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References
Worldcat: OCLC 4559277
Details
Extent
10 minutes
Format - AV
film reel
Type
Identifier
VCFV0031_02
Digital Library
English
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